Shigeichi Nagano - Books of Nagano's Works

Books of Nagano's Works

  • Iwanami Shashin Bunko (岩波写真文庫). Tokyo: Iwanami. (Japanese) Nagano is reputed to have done the photography for 50 or 60 of this large set. They include:
    • Kamakura (鎌倉). 1950. Reprint: Tokyo: Iwanami, 1988. ISBN 4-00-003549-5. The reprint names Nagano as photographer.
    • Nagasaki (長崎). 1951.
    • Hiroshima (広島). 1952.
  • Kogai satsuei jōtatsu 50 no hiketsu (戸外撮影上達50の秘訣). Tokyo: Genkōsha, 1954. (Japanese)
  • Dokyumentarī shashin (ドキュメンタリー写真). Gendai Kamera Shinsho 30. Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1977. (Japanese)
  • Dorīmu eiji (ドリ-ムエイジ) / Japan's Dream Age. Sonorama Shashin Sensho 10. Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1978. (Japanese)(English) A new edition of Nagano's photographs of urban Japan in the period of high growth.
  • Yoru no byōin (よるのびょういん). Tokyo: Fukuinkan, 1985. ISBN 4-8340-0134-2. (Japanese) Nagano provides the photographs for this children's book, whose text is by Tanikawa Shuntarō.
  • Inka teikoku no zanshō: Shinbi to roman to sono matsuei (インカ帝国の残照:神秘とロマンとその末裔). Tokyo: IBC, 1988. ISBN 4-87198-787-6. (Japanese)
  • Tōi shisen: 1980–1989 Tokyo (遠い視線:1980–1989 Tokyo). Tokyo: IBC, 1989. ISBN 4-87198-800-7. (Japanese)
  • 1960: Nagano Shigeichi shashinshū (1960:長野重一写真集). Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1990. ISBN 4-582-27722-5. (Japanese) Nagano's black and white photographs taken in 1960 of Berlin and Japan.
  • Taiheiki: Shashin kikō (太平記 写真紀行). Tokyo: IBC, 1991. (Japanese) ISBN 4-87198-834-1.
  • Nagano Shigeichi sakuhinten: 1960 Berurin Nihon (長野重一作品展: 1960ベルリン・日本). JCII Photo Salon Library 7. Tokyo: JCII Photo Salon, 1991. (Japanese) Exhibition catalogue.
  • Tōkyō kōjitsu (東京好日). Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1995. ISBN 4-582-27732-2. (Japanese) Captions give the location in Japanese script and the year; also with an essay in Japanese.
  • Jidai no kioku 1945–1995: Nagano Shigeichi shashinshū (時代の記憶1945–1995: 長野重一写真集). Tokyo: Asahi Shinbunsha, 1995. ISBN 4-02-258611-7. (Japanese)
  • Nagano Shigeichi (長野重一). Nihon no Shashinka. Tokyo: Iwanami, 1999. ISBN 4-00-008368-6. (Japanese) A survey of Nagano's work.
  • Kono kuni no kioku: Nagano Shigeichi, shashin no shigoto (この国の記憶:長野重一・写真の仕事) / A Chronicle of Japan: Nagano Shigeichi: A Life in Photography. Tokyo: Nihon Shashin Kikaku, 2000. ISBN 4-930887-28-3. (Japanese) Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, 2000. Captions are in English as well as Japanese; other text is in Japanese only.
  • Tōi shisen (遠い視線) / Distant Gaze. Tokyo: Wides, 2001. ISBN 4-89830-091-X. (Japanese)
  • Nagano Shigeichi (長野重一). Hysteric 14. Tokyo: Hysteric Glamour, 2005. (Japanese)(English) Photographs 1949–59, 2001–2004. Captions in Japanese and English.
  • (Japanese) Tōkyō 1950 nendai (東京1950年代, Tokyo in the 1950s). Tokyo: Iwanami, 2007. ISBN 978-4-00-024162-5. (Japanese) Photographs of the streets of Tokyo. With an essay by Saburō Kawamoto.
  • Tōi shisen: Gentō (遠い視線 玄冬) / Distant Gaze: Dark Blossom of Winter. Tokyo: Sokyu-sha, 2008. (Japanese)
  • Honkon tsuioku (香港追憶) / Hongkong Reminiscence 1958. Tokyo: Sokyu-sha, 2009. (Japanese)(English) Photographs of Hong Kong taken in 1958. Short texts in Japanese and English, captions in Japanese only.
  • Magajin wāku 60 nendai (マガジン・ワーク60年代) / Magazine Work 60s. Tokyo: Life Goes On & Taxi (distrib. Heibonsha), 2009. ISBN 978-4-582-27775-3. (Japanese)(English) Works published (or intended for publication) in magazines, 1958–1971. Text in Japanese and English.

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